Investigative journalist and PR Watch contributor Andrew Rowell's new book, Don't Worry -- It's Safe to Eat, exposes the hidden links between scientists, corporations and the government that have warped policy on three potent issues: genetic engineering (GE), BSE and Foot and Mouth disease. Rowell documents how politicians and corporate spin doctors have twisted the public health debate, allowing for inadequate and flawed regulation of the food industry.

"With U.S. troops continuing to take casualties in Iraq, less than half of Americans now believe the U.S. is in control of the situation there -- a dramatic decline from April, when 71 percent thought it was," reports CBS News. Moreover, "For the first time a majority now says the Bush administration overestimated the extent of the Iraqis' weapons."

According to CostOfWar.com, the cost of the war in Iraq has reached

"President Bush's stance on Africa should be evaluated on the basis of his administration's policies, not stage-managed trips,"